While the official retail version requires a standard installation, third-party "portable" versions (like the 7.00.398 build) are often sought after for running the application directly from a USB drive without installation. Corel DVD MovieFactory 7 Reviewer's Guide
A pivotal moment for the software came in 2006 when acquired both Ulead Systems and InterVideo (the makers of WinDVD). This positioned Corel as a major player in the digital media software market. The acquisition helped Corel integrate the best technologies from both companies, leading to the release of Ulead DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus in 2007, the first version released under Corel's stewardship. Version 6 Plus was notable for being one of the first "entry-level" DVD creation tools to include support for HD DVD and Blu-ray authoring. Corel Ulead DVD MovieFactory Pro 7.00.398 And Portable
Store the portable folder on a high-speed USB 3.0 drive, copy it to your local SSD when working, and always burn at 4x speed. Long live the physical disc. While the official retail version requires a standard
Beyond DVDs, it burns to CD, HD DVD, and Blu-ray, making it a complete backup tool. The acquisition helped Corel integrate the best technologies
Exploring the Portable Version: Corel Ulead DVD MovieFactory Pro 7.00.398 Portable
Use caution with "Portable" versions found on third-party sites, as they are not officially supported by Corel Support and may pose security risks or exhibit stability issues. Corel Knowledge Base